May 12

Python Question – How to determine the last frame of a QT sequence?

Posted in: NUKE from The Foundry
Hey Guys,

Got a python question for ya. I’m trying to figure out how to determine the last frame of a quicktime that’s being created through a script (for example something like this)…

r2=nuke.nodes.Read(format="mov",file=’/path/thisFile.mov’)

It obviously defaults the frames to 1 – 1. But dragging and dropping in the file figures out the last frame, so I figure it must be a missing knob that I don’t know about.

Can anyone offer some insight how to accomplish this pretty simple task

Thanks,
Doug

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